15 research outputs found
The Location and Status of Egret Colonies in Coastal New South Wales
Get PDFThirteen active egret colonies were located along 800 km of the NSW coastline from Sydney north to the New South Wales-Queensland border. These colonies contained up to four egret species: Great Ardea alba, Intermediate A. intermedia, Little Egretta garzetta, and Cattle Egrets A. ibis. Each colony site is described and its location given. All colonies were located in or near wetlands, and the factors that may be important in determining which wetland is selected for occupation are discussed. The long term future of breeding colonies is examined and a recommendation made about the reservation of potential colony sites
Abdominal stretch in the regulation of protein ingestion by the black blowfly, Phormia regina
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Effect of dietary ecdysterone on protein ingestion and copulatory behaviour of the blowfly, Sarcophaga bullata
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Volume of Protein meals taken by females of the blowfly, Lucilia cuprina: ovarian development-related and direct effects of protein ingestion
No full textJoint action of l-leucine and sodium phosphate buffer solutions as feeding stimulants for protein-deprived females of the house fly Musca domestica
No full textEffects of ovarian development and protein deprivation on the activity and locomotor responses of the blowfly, Lucilia sericata, to liver odour
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